Vertiv expands Liebert PCW cooling capacity to 250 kW

Source: Vertiv. The Liebert PCW PH250 cooling solution, which is housed in black cabinets..
Source: Vertiv. The new Liebert PCW PH250 cooling solution.

Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, has extended its data centre thermal management product portfolio with the expanded Liebert PCW chilled water range. Designed for medium to large-scale data centres and to support high-density computing, the Liebert PCW series now offers up to 250 kW of cooling capacity and is available throughout Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

Developed by Vertiv and performance-tested in a GMPI-certified Laboratory, the Liebert PCW’s coil design and airflow optimisation enables it to support high capacity-cooling in a compact footprint. The Liebert PCW also supports high return air temperatures and chilled water temperatures for improved efficiency.

The new Liebert PCW PH250 has three air flow configrations: down flow, front, and rear supply. The front and rear flow configurations are new. Both allow for large airflow capability with no raised floor required, bringing customer savings in construction time and operating costs versus adapting to a raised-floor installation.

Each Liebert PCW unit comes with an external battery module (EBM) RadiCal centrifugal fan with an electrically-commutated (EC) motor. This combination delivers optimum cooling with minimal power consumption, Vertiv said.

“As the world continues its digital transformation, the overall market for larger data centres is growing. Additionally, data centres have to be agile and deployed quickly. The release of the expanded Liebert PCW range will give our customers the added flexibility to support high-density computing applications while meeting their efficiency goals through energy savings. This will certainly address the needs of medium to large scale data centres in the region,” said Rebecca Ng, head of thermal management at Vertiv in Asia.

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